Meopta MeoStar R1 3-12x56 RD reticle 4C | Reticle Subtensions

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[@AlKidd]

Pardon my ignorance, please. I am trying to learn, but what am I being taught in this video? I know that the MeoStar R1 3-12x56 scope is a first focal plane scope using the 4C reticle. Let's say that I know the height of my target; however, what am I seeing through the scope -- on the reticle -- that can help me to interpret the range of my target? There are no gradation markings.

[@quarzriegel5650]

A roe buck should fit exactly between the two fat horizontal lines in a distance of 100 meters. The reticle is made for hunting.

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